Explore a dystopian world where apes have evolved to dominate humans in Planet of the Apes, written by Pierre Boulle. First published in 1963 and later adapted into numerous films, this novel presents a vivid narrative that challenges perceptions of hierarchy and morality. Spanning 276 pages, the book delves into themes of oppression, society, and identity through its compelling characters and intricate plot. Published by Alliance Entertainment, the edition released on January 1, 2014, offers readers an engaging exploration of a future where humanity finds itself in servitude to intelligent apes.